Volkswagen shares slide again as company scrambles to contain emissions scandal fallout
Shares in Volkswagen AG are heading south for a third consecutive day as the automaker scrambles to contain its widening emissions-rigging scandal.
US retail sales rise 0.2 pct. in August; autos, restaurants and groceries fuel increase
Americans stepped up their spending on cars, restaurant meals, groceries and clothing in August, suggesting that consumers will help sustain U.S. economic growth despite a broader global slowdown.
Toyota to unveil sportier new Prius gas-electric hybrid with US fuel prices lowest since 2004
The rollout of Toyota's new Prius comes at an inauspicious time for gas-sipping vehicles.
Great Recession steels Main Street investors for market drop, sparking concern but not alarm
For many investors, lessons of the Great Recession are fresh.
With the sector awash in cars, shares of rental companies spike on Hertz plans to cut back
The difference between the airline and rental car industries extends beyond the altitude at which travel occurs.
The euro sinks to nearly $1, but European luxury goods on US shelves remain pricey
Americans hunting for a bargain on a new Beemer, bottle of Chateau Margaux or Hermes handbag thanks to the sliding euro should put away their gold cards.
From baller to small business owners: NFL players find second careers as entrepreneurs
As Eddie George neared the end of his nine seasons in the NFL, the running back began pondering his next play.
Performance cars, experimentation at Detroit auto show reflects industry's optimism
The mood is exuberant at this year's North American International Auto Show.
Goodyear Tire warns that earnings may be hurt by strong dollar; shares fall
Shares of Goodyear Tire fell Tuesday after it warned that its fourth-quarter earnings may be hurt by the strong dollar, demand weakness in Europe and warmer-than-expected winter weather.
Hertz says it will raise prices for car rentals starting Jan. 1, shares jump
Shares in Hertz jumped Tuesday after the company said it is raising prices for its car rentals.
Chrysler posts 20 percent US sales gain as Black Friday deals, low gas prices draw buyers
Chrysler says its sales last month rose 20 percent, a sign that Black Friday promotions and falling gas prices drove U.S. auto sales sharply higher in November.
Ford's aluminum-bodied F-150 takes fuel-economy crown from Ram, to get 26 mpg on the highway
Ford says its new aluminum-bodied F-150 pickup will get up to 26 mpg on the highway, making it the most fuel efficient gas-powered full-size pickup.
Renault sees higher 3rd-quarter sales but registrations fall outside Europe
Renault sales grew in the third quarter but registrations of new cars stagnated and the company lost market share at home and in South America.
Fiat Chrysler Automobiles announces it will spin off sports car maker Ferrari SpA
Fiat Chrysler Automobiles said Wednesday it will spin off sports car maker Ferrari into a separate company.
Fiat Chrysler stock to begin trading on New York Stock Exchange on Monday
Fiat Chrysler Automobiles begins trading on the New York Stock Exchange Monday, as the newly merged company seeks to raise its profile and give U.S. investors a chance to own a piece of the Chrysler comeback story.
New vehicle mileage hits record 24.1 mpg, but pace of improvement is slowing
New cars and trucks in the U.S. got a record 24.1 miles per gallon on average last year, but the rate of improvement is slowing as buyers shift back toward trucks and SUVs.
Mazda tops automakers in gas mileage, Honda second
Mazda led all automakers in average gas mileage during the 2013 model year, according to an annual report released Wednesday by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.
Ford Shares Fall as Company Lowers Europe Outlook in 2015
Ford shares tumbled Monday after the automaker said it will fall short of its full-year profit goals.
Goodyear 2Q profit up 18 percent; shares slide on soft revenue and volume in South America
Goodyear Tire's second-quarter earnings jumped 18 percent to $213 million, though revenue was softer than many had expected and volume slowed in Latin America.
US retail sales edge up just 0.2 pct. in June, a sign cautious consumers may restrain growth
U.S. retail sales increased slightly in June, evidence that consumers remain cautious despite steady job gains this year.


